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The Saint-Armand ridge is a magnificent place to admire the Dentelles de Montmirail. A summit cross makes the landscape even more epic.

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Séguret is a picturesque village that is definitely worth a visit.

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The effort of the climb is really worth it; the view from up there is truly breathtaking!

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A beautiful village perched on a hill.

Séguret is located at 250 m above sea level, beneath the Dentelles de Montmirail, a mountain range between the Rhone and Mont Ventoux. The town is located amidst vineyards and olive groves at the foot of a rugged hill occupied by a castle ruin. The village square offers a panorama of the Dentelles de Montmirail, the Vaison-la-Romaine plain and the Massif Central in the distance. Sightseeing attractions: - Castle ruins (13th century) - Remains of the old fortification wall (14th century), pierced by two gates and sally gates, which was led up from the village to the castle ruins. - Worth seeing are the Porte de la Bise and the Portail Neuf (14th century), whose gate has iron fittings. - Bell tower (14th century) - Listed fountain Fontaine des Mascarons decorated with stone masks (15th century) - Old washhouse above the torrent of the Prébayon gorge - Medieval-looking street network with narrow, cobbled streets that wind up the hill - Old houses of Rue des Poternes - The Place des Arceaux (18th century) and its ancient plane trees - Saint-Denis church (10th century) with Romanesque nave - Sainte-Thècle penitential chapel (18th century) - Notre-Dame-des-Grâces votive chapel (1636) in classicist French style - Ruins of the chapel and priory of Saint-Just (1793) - Ruins of the Notre-Dame-d′Aubusson chapel - The Musée des Santons in the St. Thècle chapel exhibits the typical Provencal clay nativity figures

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Séguret is located at 250 m above sea level, beneath the Dentelles de Montmirail, a mountain range between the Rhone and Mont Ventoux. The town is located amidst vineyards and olive groves at the foot of a rugged hill occupied by a castle ruin. The village square offers a panorama of the Dentelles de Montmirail, the Vaison-la-Romaine plain and the Massif Central in the distance. Sightseeing attractions: - Castle ruins (13th century) - Remains of the old fortification wall (14th century), pierced by two gates and sally gates, which was led up from the village to the castle ruins. - Worth seeing are the Porte de la Bise and the Portail Neuf (14th century), whose gate has iron fittings. - Bell tower (14th century) - Listed fountain Fontaine des Mascarons decorated with stone masks (15th century) - Old washhouse above the torrent of the Prébayon gorge - Medieval-looking street network with narrow, cobbled streets that wind up the hill - Old houses of Rue des Poternes - The Place des Arceaux (18th century) and its ancient plane trees - Saint-Denis church (10th century) with Romanesque nave - Sainte-Thècle penitential chapel (18th century) - Notre-Dame-des-Grâces votive chapel (1636) in classicist French style - Ruins of the chapel and priory of Saint-Just (1793) - Ruins of the Notre-Dame-d′Aubusson chapel - The Musée des Santons in the St. Thècle chapel exhibits the typical Provencal clay nativity figures

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A two-tier brick stone base serves as the foundation for this summit cross, called CROIX DE MISSION. Compared to the massive masonry of the base, the cross itself appears comparatively filigree, almost fragile. There is also an antenna mast in sight, which towers far above the sign of faith as a sign of technical progress.

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Well shaded walk, beautiful views of the valley and possibility of making a detour to Gigondas.

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